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So in order to start coding my property stuff, I'm going to start out with the game manager.

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So over here in the Explorer, in server script service, there's game manager.

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Open that up and you'll notice that we're not requiring the property manager yet.

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Let's go ahead and do that.

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So I'll go to line four up here in the variable section, do a local prop MGR and now we are going to

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require it.

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Let's say game server script Service property manager.

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Now we can call things from that module script things that aren't local to the module script.

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Now let's take a look at initialize player data.

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Scroll a little bit.

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I left this line here in case you need to clear your data store.

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Just uncomment it out.

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Run the game, the data store will be cleared out, then comment it again so you don't keep clearing

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it out.

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All right.

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Here we get our data, get async.

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The call might be unsuccessful.

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If it is kick the player.

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We couldn't reach the data store, but it could be successful and we either have data or not have data.

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If they're brand new, they don't have any data.

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I just start us out with 10,000 points because we want to buy a house In your game.

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You might want to make it zero.

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Make them work for the points.

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But if they do have data they played before, we're going to put it on their leaderboard.

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We also have to do property stuff, so let's check to see if they have any property stuff.

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We're going to do this data.property.

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We're going to store our property stuff in property.

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So if they have property, then let's take a look at our property manager and we have something like

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update player with DB info.

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We still have to fill that out in the property manager.

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We're going to pass a player and we're going to pass the data.property, right?

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So here they got property stuff down here.

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They're brand new.

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You can put a little note if you want, maybe a print out, print new player.

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Let's go to save player data right here.

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And I left a note save player property stuff.

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Let's do that.

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I'm going to do data.property equals.

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We'll get our prop manager.

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Get player items to save and we're going to need the player to get those items.

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Nice.

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Now go down.

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Save loop is going to be identical.

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We're not going to change anything.

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But down here in our player added, we are going to give the player the property.

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So they just got added to the game.

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Let's give them some property.

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If they have it, they may not have bought any.

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Let's do a property manager, colon equip player.

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There we go.

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So I even kept that the same as in the equipment manager equip player.

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You equip them with property or you equip them with weapons.

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I thought it would be fine to leave it the same.

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It's easier to figure out what's going on.

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Now let's take a look at our property manager script.

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This is a module script, so I'm in server script service over here in the Explorer.

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I'm going to double click on property Manager and this is what we're requiring from the other script.

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That's the table that holds the functions that we're going to use.

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This is going to hold our data.

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I want to define another variable for the collection of lots.

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So we could have, let's say if there's six people on our server, we're going to need at least six

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slots and if there's 20 people, we're going to need like 20 lots.

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So I want to get a variable holding all of those lots.

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So I'm going to say lot collection.

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And if you'll notice here, we only have a single lot.

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I think I'm going to click on Player lot over here in the Explorer right click group as model and this

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is going to be my lot collection.

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I'm just going to call it lots.

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It's the collection of lots, so we'll have several player lots under the lots.

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And then I'm going to do a workspace dot lots colon, get children and that way I'm going to have a

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table for every single lot in my in my world, in my scene.

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Add item to player's inventory is going to be called when we buy the lot or if we buy the house or we

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make an upgrade.

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Right.

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We're going to get back to that.

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Let's go down to equip player.

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We're calling that in the game manager when we're equipping our player when he's entering the game,

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let's get rid of the print statement.

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We can populate this out now.

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So first thing I'm going to do is check to see in our property table if the property table has a slot

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for the player and if the property table slot for that player has a value.

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That's true for has a lot, right?

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If that is true, then we need to look in these slots, find an empty one and give it to the player.

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He bought a lot.

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Now he's entering the game again.

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We got to give him a lot.

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So I'm going to say for I and V in pairs, we're going to look through the lot collection.

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Do if a lot is not owned by anybody, we're going to give it to the player entering the game.

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So I'll say if not V that's the lot owner dot value than so owner value is a string value of the player's

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name.

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But I am going to change that.

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I think I want to put the entire player in this owner tag right here.

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So I'm going to right click on this owner tag and delete it.

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And I'm going to put.

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Another tag for object value.

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I'm going to name it the exact same thing, so I'm going to name that owner.

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And now I'm going to put the whole player in there, not just the name, in case I want stuff from the

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player.

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I can get it right from that owner tag.

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Let's see.

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So we'll have V that's the owner owner value.

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Now nobody owns this lot, so we can put the player in that value and we're going to get the name of

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the player and put it on the sign.

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Right?

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It said for sale, for sale sign and it was of type sign.

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Let's take a look for sale sign.

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There's our sign.

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We have a surface guy we want that text label probably should have made those shorter names.

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So we'll say surface guy text, label, text and let's put their name in there like player.name.

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And you could say like player names, house or whatever you want.

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This is just a string that goes right here.

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Now, once we've done that, players got a lot.

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We don't have to keep going through lots.

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We could break out of this.

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All right.

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We have a few more small things in here.

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This update player with DB info when the game manager reads the data for a player entering the game.

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We're going to send that data here so we could use it in our module script.

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Let's get our property for that player.

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A property table for that player and set the data that was found in the data store.

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Then while we're going to save data off either in the save loop or when they're leaving, we're going

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to return the property player data.

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And then down here, I have this to check to see if a player is trying to buy another lot and they already

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own a lot.

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So it's just a utility function, let's say if property for the player exists.

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If that entry does exist, then let's check to see if the property player has a lot.

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I got that right.

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Has a lot.

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Yeah.

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There we go.

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All right, So if we have the lot, then we're going to return.

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True.

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And else there's either no data in here for the player or we don't have the lot.

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Flags switch to true.

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Then we'll return a false a little bit redundant here.

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Right?

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Because if we have if we have property data, it's because we have a lot.

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But we may want to change that.

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We may want to have different types of property without a lot.

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All right.

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Let's go ahead and play our game, see if we have any errors in the output window.

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Hit play.

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And I have my view tab selected already.

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Go ahead and select it.

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If you don't open up the output window, check for errors.

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You may have something that says like new player.

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Remember we put that printout down there for new players.

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I played my game since I created the data store, so I am not a new player.

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All right.

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I will see you in the next video and we're going to get that buying stuff going.